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PaulPruitt Prowler Enthusiast From:Newark, Delaware, USA |
posted 07-23-2001 12:29 PM
    
As noted from my previous post (my 1st one). . .I am a newbie here as well as being a newbie Prowler owner. Many of you mentioned the need for these mud flaps, and I was wondering where I might find these??? Thanks, Paul |
Alex POA Site Supporter Prowler Junkie From:Westminster, CO USA |
posted 07-23-2001 12:34 PM
Go to your Chrysler dealer and order from the parts dept. The two fronts and two rears should cost about $65.00 or so. Alex ------------------ |
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PaulPruitt Prowler Enthusiast From:Newark, Delaware, USA |
posted 07-23-2001 12:49 PM
Does everyone recommend getting both front and back, or one of the other? |
Marty Usher         POA Site Supporter Prowler Junkie From:San Antonio, Texas, United States |
posted 07-23-2001 01:07 PM
Paul - IMO the fronts are a must. IT cuts down considerably on dirt and dings on side panels and doors. I've read others that have said the rear one keep water/dirt off the back bumpers, but I do not have them muself. FYI - be careful going over speedbumps with front flaps. Happy Prowling Marty USher ------------------ |
Laddie Roussel           >POA Lifetime Site Supporter Prowler Junkie Personal ScrapBook From:Hester, LA. USA |
posted 07-23-2001 01:09 PM
Paul, get both. easy to install... Now, you'll have to ask whether to trim front pair. Seems it's a 50/50 split on that one... My fronts are trimmed about 1". ------------------ |
CJ POA Lifetime Site Supporter Prowler Junkie Personal ScrapBook From:Rochester Hills, MI USA |
posted 07-23-2001 01:11 PM
Paul, mud flaps on front are definite must. I have both fornt and back and glad that I do. You barely notice the ones in the back. Here are the part numbers: -Mud flap front #82203235 ------------------ Classic/Beautiful - I'm referring to the Cat! |
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PROWLER-KEITH POA Site Supporter Prowler Junkie From:British Columbia\ Canada |
posted 07-23-2001 01:14 PM
Paul I just ordered my rear ones today have the fronts already their a must. Also go to the body shop supply place and look at the clear 3m proctor strip for the bottom along the sides also, i'm putting it on to u can't even see it works great at keeping the rock chips off.. I've seen it on a few kats and it's vertually invisible. PK |
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Alex POA Site Supporter Prowler Junkie From:Westminster, CO USA |
posted 07-23-2001 04:08 PM
Get both front and back, as Laddie said, I agree. Put the front ones on and drive it, if you think they need trimming you can do so. I never trimmed mine and have no thoughts of doing so, I want full and maximum protection. True true true, avoid speed bumps unless you go over them at a hard angle, or flaps will hit. Alex ------------------ |
Dave Mills POA Site Supporter Prowler Junkie Personal ScrapBook From:Johnstown, PA, USA |
posted 07-23-2001 04:53 PM
I agree. Flaps are a must. I haven't trimmed my fronts either. The rears do help some with splashing out the back of the cat also. ------------------ |
dpena POA Site Supporter Administrating Kat Visit Dan's Prowler Excitement Personal ScrapBook From:San Jose Ca Santa Clara |
posted 07-23-2001 05:25 PM
MY MUD FLAP INSTALL
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Alex POA Site Supporter Prowler Junkie From:Westminster, CO USA |
posted 07-23-2001 06:11 PM
I've got 3m Clear bra all over my Kat  I am very happy with the job they did. Alex ------------------ |
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PaulPruitt Prowler Enthusiast From:Newark, Delaware, USA |
posted 07-24-2001 10:04 AM
Okay. . .Thanks!!! I think I will order both the front and rear sets and get them on as soon as possible. Another quick question. I have a couple of cars myself, but I am thinking of driving the Prowler on a daily basis now. . .lol. . . I can't just leave it a home. Thanks again for all of the help. |
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PROWLER-KEITH POA Site Supporter Prowler Junkie From:British Columbia\ Canada |
posted 07-24-2001 10:13 AM
I use mine almost every day I can. Once you start driving it everything else kind of sucks. IMO PK |
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PaulPruitt Prowler Enthusiast From:Newark, Delaware, USA |
posted 07-25-2001 08:31 AM
Cool. . .That is what I am doing too. . .Is there anyone else that drives their Prowler on a daily basis? |
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Marty Usher POA Site Supporter Prowler Junkie From:San Antonio, Texas, United States |
posted 07-25-2001 08:56 AM
Paul - I drive my 2000 Black cat daily for several reasons - 7500 miles since May. 1. I don't have another vehicle. We can take my wife's Avalon if we need more room. 2. I like driving it so much, why leave it in the garage. 3. Other than perhaps the tires, it cost about the same to drive as any sedan or domestic car and probably less than my previous SUV. 4. Mainly - I LOVE DRIVING IT !!! But, that's just me. It would make some people crazy to risk dirt, rain, parking lots, etc on a daily basis. Just do what you feel like is my advise. Happy Prowling Marty
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PaulPruitt Prowler Enthusiast From:Newark, Delaware, USA |
posted 07-25-2001 10:33 PM
Marty, Thanks for the advice! I am driving mine everyday too. . . I can already see why I should change the brake pads. . .The front mags are getting black. What is the most common way of cleaning these cars? Handwash yourself. . .Professionally. . . Brushless Car Wash??? Is there a do's and don't's list to washing the car, wheels, top, etc ???? |
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Alex POA Site Supporter Prowler Junkie From:Westminster, CO USA |
posted 07-26-2001 03:35 PM
I hand wash my kat. I would be willing to bet that most of the board members also hand wash and would not think of having anyone else touch the kat. Alex ------------------ |
catterumpus Prowler Junkie From:rapid city, SD USA |
posted 07-29-2001 03:09 PM
Mud? Rain? Bumpers? Fenders? Our cat avoids them, but otherwise goes out as much as possible, sometimes 5-6 trips a day. It likes getting hand-washed with loving care and would never go near a car wash. It also refuses to be parked unattended--it hates fingerprints and drool. ------------------ |
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CJ POA Lifetime Site Supporter Prowler Junkie Personal ScrapBook From:Rochester Hills, MI USA |
posted 07-30-2001 08:01 PM
Paul......I drive mine every chance I get, every day!! Especially with the short season we have here (okay, guys, let's not start!).... no way it's staying in the garage. However, I do not take it out in the rain. It has only been rained on 3 times (ouch)! I always hand-wash (don't wash it much, just daily dusting and detailing keeps it clean and I have a black one), would NEVER take it to a car wash of any kind. |
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Dave Mills POA Site Supporter Prowler Junkie Personal ScrapBook From:Johnstown, PA, USA |
posted 07-30-2001 08:09 PM
I hand wash my Cat also. I don't think I would trust an automatic car wash and I'm not sure how much water would get in the car since my top leaks on the driver's side. ------------------ |
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Todd Cameron unregistered Personal ScrapBook Admin Use |
posted 07-31-2001 01:29 AM
always a hand wash, even if I have to PAY for it... and mud flaps are SO needed, when I pick up my new Orange they will be on before I drive her anywhere! ------------------ |
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